CrimeaPRESS reports:
On April 4, 2024, Vice-President of the Notary Chamber of the City of Sevastopol Maxim Yurchenko gave a round-table lecture for representatives of public organizations of veterans at the Sevastopol Veterans House.
The conversation was devoted to the topic of registration of deeds of gift and will, and took place on the initiative of the director of the Sevastopol Veterans’ Home, Alexei Dragan. The idea was to orient representatives of veterans’ organizations in key issues relating to the registration of deeds of gift and wills so that they could further inform veterans, pensioners and elderly people who are members of veterans’ organizations about the fundamental differences between these two notarial acts and legal consequences of signing these documents. When signing a deed of gift, it is important to understand that after signing this document, ownership of the object of donation (an apartment, for example) passes to the donee on the same day. In this case, the donation is an unconditional transaction and all oral agreements remain a matter of honor and conscience of the person accepting the gift.,” reported the Notary Chamber of Sevastopol.
At first glance, a will is not a very broad topic, but it has a lot of nuances. This is a circle of heirs, obligatory shares in the inheritance, joint wills of spouses, a will with a condition, and more. All this must be taken into account when deciding to draw up a will or thinking through its text. It is not at all necessary to understand all the nuances of inheritance law; it is enough to know about their existence. To make an informed decision, you need to contact any notary. During the consultation, he will find out your will and tell you what to do correctly to implement it. It should be noted that all consultations with notaries are completely free. In this case, payment will only be required to obtain a notarized document.
There is also an important nuance in the process of registering inheritance rights. The law establishes a period (six months from the date of death of the testator) for accepting an inheritance. Those. During this time, each heir must go to a notary and write an application for acceptance or refusal of the inheritance. It should be borne in mind that accepting an inheritance is the right of the heir, but not an obligation. Accordingly, everyone decides for themselves whether to use this right or not. At the same time, once you have expressed your will on this issue, you can no longer change it. Therefore, expression of will must be a balanced decision, devoid of an emotional component.
Those gathered showed great interest in the rules of law being explained and asked many questions. After the lesson, the students expressed great gratitude to the notary for his time and an understandable form of conveying information.
source: Notary Chamber of Sevastopol
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